Honestly I could try and blame my problem wit th "bullying" on someone else but in all realit it is my fault, many people say this & it is not true but in this case it is. I started drinking when I was 15 because of recent bullying events, it became more and more of an issue. I hardly recognized myself sober. After I came down I'd feel sad so I'd drink more.
I went to school drunk most days. One day I was invited to a big party and I ended up going. I had a few friends with me. It took a lot to get me drunk, but I succeeded I was drunk as fuck. We ended up smoking so I became cross faded.
I made a complete fool of my self it didn't matter that I was drunk or high. I got naked in front of a large group of people, I was changing infront of people. I kissed someone I have no interest in.
I woke up the next morning realized I crashed in the hosts bed. I felt disgusting. Everyone looked at me as if I was a slut, at that point, I was.
Numerous people laughed at me and told me how crazy and slutty I was. Some people offed them selves from me and I 100 percent agree with their decision.
Thats when I decided to cut down on drinking, I was mainly smoking. I went to school high a few times, after awhile it didn't seem to help much. I never smoked or drank to be cool, in fact hardly anyone knew I smoked, the people from the party knew I drank but that was about it.
I made problems for my self worse, I began to take pills. Someone saw it and told people. They called me a junkie. And I was.
Later on they stopped seemed to forget, but I didn't. The pills stopped (thank god). I hated who I had become. I was a freak.
It was no longer others bullying me, more myself. Nothing is worse then guit, I will never forget what I did. I abandoned people, I was selfish.
The only thing I can do is try and forget and make up for what I did. I am now more at peace then I have ever been, I do not need alcohol or drugs for peace. I am learning more and more every day, and being sober feels great. I am moving into 12th grade.
Things may be rough sometimes but things get better.
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Non-FictionBullying is a very serious issue that effects the lives of many. I hope that by many of us sharing our personal stories, it will not only help victims realize that they are not alone, but also help bullies realize how strongly their actions and word...